Sentence examples for customs benefits from inspiring English sources

"Ecuador gives up, unilaterally and irrevocably, the said customs benefits".

An economic zone exists, with tax and customs benefits.

In fact, the bonded warehouses and the factories mentioned are already part of the existing Waigaoqiao Free Trade Zone which offers customs benefits to manufacturers and traders.

An SEZ is a geographically delimited area designed to attract Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) by providing tax incentives, trade facilities, duty-free customs benefits, infrastructure development prerogatives, and easier regulatory processes.

PM's deal 'delivers customs union benefits' Jump to media player The PM's deal to leave the EU would deliver "many of the benefits" of being in a customs union, and allow the UK to conduct an "independent trade policy", says the chancellor.

He is applying for free-trade-zone status in Delaware, which could lend him further advantages, such as extending customs tax benefits to other collectibles like furniture and allowing collectors to authenticate artworks and send them back abroad if they don't like them, without the art ever crossing the United States border, he said.

This jostling for custom is benefiting some clients.

Maggie perceived that Pete brought forth all his elegance and all his knowledge of high class customs for her benefit.

There are, however, many other traditional customs of great benefit to the developmental needs of the baby and closer to modern thought on child-rearing than they first seem.

Another issue is how much the UK should still contribute to the EU's budget in the future should it still want to have access to the single market, the customs union or benefit from other EU initiatives.

What sets this type of enterprise apart is that it caters to two distinct groups of customers and each sort benefits the more custom there is from the other sort.